Luminescence from quartz is commonly used in retrospective dosimetry, in particular for the
dating of archaeological materials and sediments from the Quaternary period. The …

Dating glacial and associated sediments is essential to provide a temporal framework for
accurate reconstructions of past climatic conditions and for helping to determine the nature …

__________________________________… Abstract For routine luminescence dating
applications the commonly used Risø readers are bundled with analysis software, such as …

Luminescence dating is a tool frequently used for age determination of Quaternary materials
such as archaeological artefacts, volcanic deposits and a variety of sediments from different …

It has previously been observed that laboratory-generated quartz optically stimulated
luminescence (OSL) signals from different samples have similar dose response curves …

Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) was first observed from natural quartz 30 years
ago. Since it increases with exposure to radiation, OSL has been developed as a dating tool …

The signal from the fast component is usually considered preferable for quartz optically
stimulated luminescence (OSL) dating, however its presence in a continuous wave (CW) …

In luminescence dating, there are various software packages that can be used to do data
analysis, such as Analyst, Java RadialPlotter, SigmaplotTM and so on. There is also an …

Optically stimulated luminescence (OSL) thermochronometry is an emerging application,
whose capability to record sub-Million-year thermal histories is of increasing interest to a …

Dose saturation represents a fundamental limitation for obtaining finite optically stimulated
luminescence (OSL) quartz ages over Middle Pleistocene timescales. Single-grain OSL …